Nine Inch Nails’ 'Broken' is a ferocious burst of industrial aggression—an unrelenting response to the commercial success of 'Pretty Hate Machine'. Released in 1992, this six-track EP finds Trent Reznor pushing his sound to extremes, combining metallic riffs, punishing electronics, and visceral emotion into one of the most uncompromising statements of his career. Co-produced with Flood and featuring drummers Chris Vrenna and Martin Atkins, 'Broken' channels frustration and rage into sheer sonic catharsis.

Tracks like “Wish” and “Gave Up” erupt with distorted guitars and pounding rhythms, while “Happiness in Slavery” and “Last” blend nihilism with mechanical precision. The shorter instrumentals “Pinion” and “Help Me I Am In Hell” frame the chaos with haunting atmosphere, amplifying the EP’s tension. The bonus 7” includes searing covers of Adam and the Ants’ “Physical” and Pigface’s “Suck,” expanding the collection’s raw ferocity. Brutal, cathartic, and unfiltered, 'Broken' remains a cornerstone of Nine Inch Nails’ catalog and a defining work of industrial rock’s darkest edge.

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